Mountain Drive Socks by tracy wright

Mountain Drive Socks

Knitting
March 2019
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
4.5 stitches = 1 inch
in stockinette
US 7 - 4.5 mm
150 - 220 yards (137 - 201 m)
small/medium and Lg/XL
English
This pattern is available for $5.00 USD buy it now

This is a sturdy “CABIN style” sock with “mirror” cable flanked by “antler” cables that run down the front to the toe and down the back to the heel. It has a reinforced heel that snugs up nicely around the ankle. Instructions are both written and charted. And, although it looks complicated, it is not a difficult chart to follow….and knits up very quickly. Worsted weight yarn will make a small/medium size, and Aran will make a larger sock.

It is very straight forward and lots of fun, suitable for both for the beginning sock knitter and the more experienced. Familiarity with basic cables and reading charts suggested. Size will vary with yarn used.

Sock is worked top down.

Materials:
100 g. worsted weight or Aran weight yarn
US size 7 for worsted, 8 - 9 for Aran or size needed to obtain gauge - either long circular for magic looping, or two shorter circular needles
cable needle or hook
stitch marker

Gauges: 4.5 sts per inch in worsted for Small/Medium & 4 sts per inch in Aran for Large

** As written in worsted - Leg is 8.5” from cuff to start of heel & foot is 9” ustretched (off foot)